WHAT THE TWO-YKAR-OLDS DID.
Below Daily Racing Form presents the per-
formances to date of the 2-year-olds of 1898 that
promise well for the future. Other youngsters
thau these here named have won races, but, on
the whole, it may be quite safely assumed that
in this list is comprised the names of the win-
ders of the great 3-year-old stakes of next year.
One point observable in this table, as in all
similar annual tables, is that the horses, no
matter how good, that win more races than
they lose, are decidedly scarce.
The heroine of the early spring racing, May
Hempstead, is the only unbeaten one. It is
more than probable that she was a really high
class filly, but the accident that retired her be-
fore she had met any of the real stars of her
age prevents any reliable estimate of her capa-
city. Espionage holds the pride of place in
respect to having won the greatest number of
races and will almost certainly add to her score
before the year ends. But the 2-year-olds that
show best in the way of percentage of racee
won, are Ventoro, Onomastus, Heliobas, Jean
Beraud, Spirituelle, Satin Slipper, Rush, Alpen,
Fra nk Bell, and Black Venus. Most of them, it
yiSist be admitted, are pretty good ones. Under
' Virginia Bradley’s heroic methods Boney Boy
shows the surprising aggregate of 56 starts and
he is still gallantly in the ring. Nick Hall’s
useful filly Canace has the ill-luck record of
seventeen seconds, most of which were decided
against her by heads, noses and eye lashes.
Horses. Sts. 1st. 2nd. 3rd Unp
Espionage
36
20
6
2
8
Frank Bell
19
13
3
2
1
Boney Boy
12
14
6
24
Spirituelle
16
11
5
0
0
Lady Lindsay
24
11
5
2
6
Formero
29
11
4
5
9
Autumu
29
10
6
4
9
Guess Me
21
10
5
1
5
By George
10
8
5
13
▼entoro ...
11
9
0
2
0
Black Venus
17
9
3
2
3
Toluca
24
9
4
7
4
W. Overton
20
9
2
3
6
King Barleycorn
21
9
3
2
7
Sot* chon
23
9
2
6
6
Alpen
12
8
0
0
4
Cormorant
20
8
4
5
3
DeBlaise
27
8
5
6
8
Diminutive
35
8
6
8
13
Jinks
15
8
1
1
5
J. E. Clines
16
8
3
2
3
Judge Tarvin
16
8
2
2
4
Kentucky Colonel —
21
8
5
2
6
Rush
13
8
3
0
2
Sea Lion
23
8
3
4
8
The Kentuckian
21
8
4
4
5
Ailyar
14
8
3
1
2
Miss Marion
15
7
3
O
U
3
Satin Slit per
10
7
2
0
1
Jean Beraud
10
7
1
0
2
Batten —
7
8
1
♦>
Greatland
18
7
5
0
6
Pearl Barnes
12
7
x
1
3
▼olandies
29
7
9
5
8
Our Nellie
27
7
4
3
13
Santello
25
7
4
4
10
King Carnival
27
7
2
2
10
Leo Planter
22
7
4
4
7
Glasnevin
17
7
4
0
6
Humidity
17
7
4
5
1
Canace
39
6
17
7
9
Geuua
14
6
3
5
0
Jolly Roger
27
6
7
6
8
Kirkwood
22
6
1
10
5
Maud Ferguson
12
6
3
0
3
Matanza
10
6
0
0
4
Olinthus
24
6
5
3
10
Prestinigita trice
24
6
6
3
9
Sir Blaze
26
6
2
6
12
Eadem
5>\^*/iair
12
6
1
2
3
15
6
2
3
4
McCarren
14
5
5
2
2
Oak Maid
15
5
4
4
2
Ocie Brooks
17
5
5
2
5
Pat Garrett
28
5
6
7
10
Ree Mitchell
18
5
3
2
8
Saintly
11
5
2
0
4
Terrene
14
5
5
2
2
Weller
20
5
5
3
7
Whiplash
11
5
1
3
2
Jack Point
13
5
2
4
2
Xinley Mack
9
5
1
0
3
Mr Johnson
23
5
10
3
5
Mallakawa
11
>
2
2
2
Mischief Maker
11
5
0
3
3
Martimas
10
5
Andes
5
< hancerv
23
5
D-mald Bain
10
5
Effervescent
18
5
Etbelbert
13
5
Obsidian
18
5
Pell Mell II
22
5
Horton
5
May Hempstead
4
4
Onomastus
5
4
Ways and Means
8
4
Ernespie
4
Queen of Song
21
4
Leando
: 23
4
Headwater
4
Survivor
4
The Barrister
4
Gold Fin
9
4
Theory
11
4
Lee Bruno
10
4
Mr. Clay
19
4
Anagram
4
Banewor
4
Roysterer
20
4
Ben Vikiu 0
21
4
Cambrian
14
4
Evelyn Byrd
14
4
Liebor Anton
3
Rhinelander
19
3
Sombre
3
Sis Vic
3
Tyr Shena
18
3
Tulla Fonso
3
Parrakeet
17
3
The Trimmer
10
3
Heliobas
3
Filigrane
8
3
Air Blast
3
Ben Bramble
9
3
Midlove
3
E Come
2
Wait a Bit
2
, Yondotega
2
Josephine B
6
2
Mr. Phinizy
8
2
Miss Josephine
9
2
Ahom .
2
Lime Water
2
1
2
7
2
4
4
4
5
1
0
0
1
2
5
4
0
5
2
2
4
1
6
3
4
3
5
2
4
2
4
1
4
4
3
5
3
1
1
5
2
2
5
2
1
2
1
5
0
4
1 3
5 4
3 8
1 2
3 6
2 2
2 7
6 6
1 1
0 0
0 1
0 3
3 7
6 6
7 8
1 3
5 3
1 3
0 3
0 3
2 3
3 6
0 4
0 2
3 10
6 6
4 4
3 3
0 0
4 8
1 4
4 4
5 6
7 6
1 8
3 1
0 0
0 4
3 3
3 1
2 2
4 8
4 2
2 0
1 1
4 1
2 0
3 2
2 9
THE EASTON SALE.
At Lexington Wednesday and Thursday the
sales of horses in training, 2-year-olds, yearlings
and weanlings were as follows:
WEDNESDAY’S SALES.
Chestnut filly, by Deceiver — Almeh; J C
Chestnut filly, by Audrain— Antelope ; HE
Leigh, Lexington 50
Chestnut colt, by King Eric— Devonia ;
James Griffith, Lexington 150
Chestnut colt, by King Eric— Electrical ;
J Boyle 125
Bay colt by Deceiver— Eugenie ; J H March,
Lexington 85
Chestnut colt, by King Eric — Fragrance;
Kinzea Stone, Georgetown 130
Chestnut colt, by Eberlee— Hettie ; J J
Crowley 35
Chestnut filly, by King Eric — Logwood; J
Boyle 50
Brown filly, by King Eric- Rose of Lee ; J J
Crowley go
Chestnut filly, by Deceiver— The Wraith;
James Wilson no
Brown filly, by King Eric— Virgilia ; WB
Moore, Lexington 50
Chestnut colt, by Lord Hartington — Wash-
erwoman; P Stanton, St. Louis 60
Chestnut colt, by Lord Hartington— Star-
light; Turney Brothers, Paris 110
Ten Candles, ch. c, by Candlemas — Tenerine;
VY f .Q Iral a nr) V/\mL 1 oaa
College Boy, ch. c, 2, by Onondaga — Chris-
tine; H E Leigh 75
Strath Broeck, by Strathmore— Christine ;
P Stanton, St. Louis 100
Daily Report, br. c. by Candlemas— Julia
Kenny; H E Leigh, Lexington 125
Bay colt, by Devotee — Lackawanna; Frank
Leigh, St. Louis 25
Bay colt, by Longford— Delaware ; P Stan-
ton, St. Louis 105
Chestnut filly, by Devotee — Atalanta ; P
Stanton, St. Louis 30
Brown filly, by Prince James— Collera ; J C
Milan 50
Bay filly, by Wagner— Ina Rapture; J M
Martass 100
Bay filly, by 8corpion— Linderlette ; W H
Robinson 50
Bay colt, by Scorpion— Mary F; Tim Mur-
phy, Danvi le 125
Bay filly, by Scorpion— Alice L; W H Robin-
son 65
Vadis, ch, c, by Favor — Ildegund; J J Crow-
ley 30
Suave, br. f, by Favor— Lady Abbess; W
Richardson 125
Chestnut filly, by Favor— Topsail ; W Rich-
ardson 25
Halyard, b. f, by Favor— Full Sail ; W Rich-
ardson 25
Obligation, ch. c, by Favor— Lalla Rookh ;
W Richardson 75
Divertissement, br. c, by Favor — Plasir;
W Richardson 75
Lunetta, br. f, by Favor — Tourmaline;
W Richardson 50
Guerdon, b. c, by The Chevalier — Dahabiah :
W Richardson MX)
Chatian, ch. f, by The Chevalier— Florine ;
W B Vaughn 30
Brown colt, by Favor, dam by Atilla; W
Richardson 25
Chestnut filly, by Favor— Nydia; Frank
Sloan 30
THURSDAY’S SALES.
Ballyhoo Bey, br c. weanling, by Kingston
—Ballyhoo; H E Leigh, Lexington 700
Chestnut filly, yearling, by Deceiver— Tor-
tuga; W R Jackson 15
Brown filly, yearling, by Deceiver — Brune;
J B Respass 40
Ben Holladay, b h, 5, by Hanover — Mollie
L. ; property of Messrs. Eastin & Lar-
rabia. Not sold, because of reserve of
$20,000 on him.
Theos, ch. f, 2, by Islington — Racemede; H
E Leigh, .Lexington 100
Performance, b. f, 4. by Troubadour— Mat-
inee; Milton Young, Lexington 800
Lanky Bob, b. c, 3, by Lord Hartington—
Victoria IV.; G B Morris, New York 3,500
Osmon, ch. c, 4, by Order— Virginia B. ; H E
Leigh, Lexington 75
Provolo, ch. c, 3, by Donatello — Mattie
Alien: James Smith, Georgetown 100
Valesco, b g, 4, by Linden— Louie; J W Colt,
New York 50
Aileen R , br. f, 3, by Reporter— Efa ; Frank
Sloan 25
Nannie J., ch. f, 2, by Eberlee— Efa; AP
Gooding, Cynthiana 50
Empress Bramble, ch. f, 3, by Bramble-
Empress III.; H E Leigh 30
Brown colt, by Kingston— Bayadere ; fl E
Leigh, Lexington 2,200
Tildee, b. f, by Kingston— Stapella ; S Put-
ten 500
Aileen Wilson, ch. f, by Burlington— Marie
Shanklin; S Putten 100
Bay colt, by Bramble — Lucy Adelaide; H E
Leigh, Lexington 50
Bay colt, by Lissak— Leontine; H E Leigh,
Lexington 100
Chestnut filly, by Deceiver— Elizabeth G; J
J Crowley 15
Chestnut filly, by Julien— Pauline ; J Sloan 15
Chestnut colt, by Deceiver— Sallie R.; S K
Hughos 200
Brown filly, by Julien— Witch Hazel; Cleve-
land Sloan 10
Chestnut filly, by Deceiver— Sallie R.; A B
Lancaster 30
Brown filly, by Julien— Eliza Carter; R K
Taylor 15
Bay gilding, by Chorister— Ventnor; James
Gibbs 30
Chestnut gelding, by St. Leonards— Illogi-
cal ; J V Shiop 100
Bay filly, by Tournament— Lucille; E F
Simms 75
Bay filly, by Tournament — White Rose; Wm
Lakeland, New York 100
Bay gelding, by Tournament— Stephanotis ;
C Hamon 15
Bay filly, by Tournament -Elf; W H Me-
Corkle 150
Good Sport at New Orleans.
New Orleans, La., November 26.— The rac-
ing today was excellent and the 3,000 people
present had a good day’s sport Frost outrode
Burns when it came to a finish in the race of
the day — the fourth. He used good judgment
with David and allowed Macy to race hi6 head
off. Speculation was lively. Nine books drew in.
ORMONDES AND ST. CARLOS.
Of the recent sale at San Francisco in which
the first of the progeny of Ormonde ever offered
at auction in this country, were sold, the
Breeder and Sportsman says:
•‘Three St. Carlo yearling fillies owned by Mr.
Macdonough and two yearling colts by the same
sire and owned by Dr. Posey and P. W. 8elby,
Esq., respectively, were sold first. They aver-
aged $350. A filly by Morello brought but $150.
Then the first of the Ormonde fillies was brought
into the ring and there was a craning of necks.
She was a grand looker and no mistake, and
was started at $500. There were a half doze*
bidders at first, but it finally settled down to a
contest between W. B Sink, Jr., and Ed Lanni-
gan. Mr. Sink finished stronger than his oppon-
ent and his bid of $2,300 secured the handsome
filly amid applause.
“The average forjthe five Ormondes sold was
$1,070. The grand total of the sale was $7,250
and the average for all was $660.”
The following were the prices obtained for
each :
St. Felicity, ch. f, by St. Carlo— Princess
Idle, by Prince of Norfolk ; E Lannigau.$400
St. Elizabeth, ch. f, by St. Carlo— Bessie W.,
by Darebin ; Judge C Post 300
Artemis, ch, f, by St. Carlo— Moonlight, by
Princeton; Judge C Post 425
Morelia, b. f, by Morello— Kosciulottie, by
Kosciusko; James Neal 150
Orthia, ch. f, by Ormonde— Muta, by Wild-
idle; W B Sink Jr 2,300
Oriva, b f, by Ormonde— Geneva, by Fonso;
Ed Blazer ... 700
Gold Lace, b. f, by Ormonde— Libbertiflib-
bet. by Bullion; F M Taylor 1,100
Rose of Ormonde, ch. f, by Ormonde— Bud,
by Glenmore; by Ed Blazer 350
Oremus, b f, by Ormoude— Santa Cruz, by
XX. ; Ed Blazer 900
Steel Diamond, ch. c, by St. Carlo— Carrie
M., by HyderAli; Daggie Smith 300
Almendral. ch. c, by St. Carlo— Venetia, by
Tyrant; W B Sink, Jr 325
THE SANTA ANITA SALE.
Twenty-six yearlings bred by E. J. Baldwin
on his Santa Anita ranche were sold at auction
in San Francisco Saturday, November 19. In
the lot were the first of the get of the thoroughly
good racehorse. Santiago, long a Chicago favor-
ite. Prices were low and were as follows:
Bay gelding, by Emperor of Norfolk— Rose-
bud ; Fred Edwards $475
Bay gelding, by Emperor of Norfolk— Vio-
lette ; J H Corley 225
Chestnut gelding, by Emperor of Norfolk-
Seven Up; F M Taylor 150
Bay filly, by Emperor of Norfolk— Floren-
tine; W P Magraue 150
Chestnut gelding, by Honduras— Lady Bess;
J Langendorfer 100
Bay gelding, by Honduras— Santa Anita; J
Conway 185
Bay gelding, by Honduras— Aritta ; A F
Rooker 100
Chestnut gelding, by Honduras— La Veti-
cola; C A Me Donald 100
Bay gelding, by Honduras— Belinda ; O W
Cahill 100
Bay gelding, by Hondui as— Ensenada ; D A
Honig 100
Chestnut gelding, by Honduras— Ruby
Payne; H McAuliffe 95
Chestnut filly, by Honduras— Calavera ; F
Miner 55
Bay filly, by Amigo— La Colorado; D Mc-
Arthur 125
Bay filly, by Amigo— Fame; C A McDonald 375
Bay filly, by Amigo— Martina II; C Stenzel. 150
Bay filly, by Santiago— Chloe; W P Magrane 115
Bay filly, by Santiago— Gloretta ; C Stenzel. 130
Bay filly, by Santiago— Florilla ; Dan Honig 100
Brown gelding, by Verano— Hook Blonde;
Dan McCarty 40
Bay or brown filly, by Verano— Leola ; A H
Rooker 100
Bay gelding, by Gano— Clara S. ; A H Rooker 100
Brown gelding, by Cerito II.— Santa Anita
Belle; H McDonald 100
Chestnut gelding, by Cerito II.— Orange
Leaf; Amos White 100
Chestnut gelding, by Chesterfield— Savan-
nah; D A Honig 100
Chestnut filly, by Chesterfield— Miss Bald-
win; A H Rooker 115
Chestnut gelding, by Islington —Vera II.;
Dan McCarty 125
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NOTES OF THE TURF.
On account of extremely cold weather the
Saturday racing programs at Washington and
Lexington were declared off. The weather
clerk having promised warmer weather for
Monday, good entry lists appear today for both
tracks.
The stakes of the Coney Island Jockey Club,
which closed November 15, filled as follows:
Foam, to be run in 1899 118 entries; Surf, to be
run in 1899, 112; Tidal, to be run in 1900, 117.
Fifty nominators made entry, including all the
big stables in the country. The next closing of
Sheepshead Bay stakes will be early in January
and will include the rich Futurity.
OAKLAND FORM.
San Francisco, Cat.., November 26.— The
form of Monday’s Oakland fields is:
First Race— Bli86 Rucker, Sweet William,
Midas.
Second Race— May W., Hugh Penny, Miss
Rowena.
Third Race — Yankee Doodle, Bernardillo,
ShaBta Water.
Fourth Race— La Goleta, Torsida, Moringa.
Fifth Race— Napamax, Buckwa, Morellito.
Sixth Race — Rubicon, Peixotto, Pat Morris-
sey.
OAKLAND ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear ; track good.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses
Age
Wt.
Hdcn.
95923Don Luis
.. 3..
..97 .
.... 670
98242Bliss Rucker
.. 3..
..100 .
700
9490 Pat Murphy
.. 6...
.102 .
5054 Ballister
.. 3...
.102 .
675
9590 Howard
.. 7...
. 102 .
645
9570 Alicia
.. 3...
.102 .
. ... 640
.. 3...
. 102 .
(9525) Be Happy
.. 3...
. 102 .
660
9570 Little Sister
.. 4...
. 102 .
655
96522 Reinade Los Angeles.
.. 3...
.103 .
680
97673Sweet William
.. 4...
. 105 .
5804 Ricardo
.. 7...
.107 .
3987 Cardwell
.. 6 ...
.110 .
630
(5613) Midas
.. 6...
.110 .
690
Fourth Race — 7-8 Mile.
3-year-oids and upward. Selling.
9657 Vice Regal
Second Race— Futurity Course.
(170 feet short of 3-4 mile.)
All ages. Allowances.
Gracias
.... 3.
...104 ...
3828 Colonial Dame
.... 3.
...104 ...
9594 Highland Ball
.... 3.
...107 ...
...710
(9594) Etta H
.... 4.
... 109 . . . .
. . . 725
5870 Sly
... . 4.
... 109 ...
...700
9827 3 Hugh Penny
.... 8.
...109 ...
...745
(9016) May W
.... 4.
...109 ...
...750
(9827) Miss Rowena
.... 3.
...Ill ...
. . . 740
Third Race— 1
1-16
Miles.
3-year-olds and upward.
Selling.
98283*Imperious
.... 3.
...87 ...
...655
97512*Dr. Bernays
.... 3.
... 87 ...
.. 675
(9782)Pongo
.... 3.
...95 ...
9507 Myth
.... 4.
...96 ...
.. 660
9720 3 Kruna
.... 4.
...96 ...
. . 640
(9572)Tenricka
.... 3.
... 98 ...
95443Shasta Water
.... 4.
...104 ...
9825 2 Benamela
...104 ...
.. 680
McPrvor
4.
...104 ...
9825 3 Bernardillo
... 4.
...104 ...
..690
9838 2 Yankee Doodle
.... 5.
...105 ...
...700
*B. Schreiber entry.
Fourth Race— 1 Mile.
The Cadmus Selling Stakes. Value $1,250.
3-year-olds.
9828 Inverary II
... 97
.700
,(9543) Moringa —
.740
95432 Recrea tion
...104
(9685) La Goleta
...105
..750
(5334)Torsida
...107
..745
Fifth Race— 1 1-
8 Miles.
3-year-old8 and upward,
, Allowances.
(9768)Moreilito
3.
. . 103
,.735
(9593)Napamax
. 3.
... 105
9805 Storm King
4.
. . 107
.725
(9784)Buckwa
... 109
..745
Sixth Race— 3-<
I Mile.
3-year-olds and upward.
Selling.
(7615)Go To Bed
. 3.
... 95
..660
9410 Homestake
. 4.
... 102
. 665
9573 Suscol
. 3.
... 102
..635
9754 Chihuahua
3.
.. 1>2
. 670
9828 Inverary 11
. 3.
. . . 1< 2
9529 Roadwarmer
. 5.
...102 .....
Mamin O
. 3.
... 102
(9570. Fig Leaf
. 4.
...102
. 655
95902 Peixotto
. 5.
. . 105
.690
9541 Flandes
. 3.
. . . 106
.630
9719 Our Climate
. 5.
. . . 107
. 645
5660 Fly
. 8.
... 107
. 650
9593 Rubicon
. 7.
...110 ....
. 700
98073 Pat Morrissey
. 4.
...no —
.685
9827 Libertine
. 7.
...111
..680
NEW ORLEANS FORM.
New Orleans, La., November 26.— The form
of Monday’s New Orleans fields is:
First Race— Deyo, Clay Poynter, George Lee.
Second Race— Andes, Sam Lazarus Esq., Our
Nellie.
Third Race— Henrica, Virgie Dixon, Terramie
Fourth Race— Braw Lad, Damocles, Locust
Blossom.
Fifth Race— Randazzo, Her Favor, Julia
Hazel.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy.
First Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Age Wgt. Hdcp.
9818 Ben Walker 95
4524 Thurles —
625
95 640
(9696) Damocles
97972Debride
9831 Flop
...104 ...
, ... 725
. . . 107 . . .
...107 ...
... 695
...108 ...
.. 690
...109 ...
. . . 705
...109 ...
...700
...Ill ...
...715
...Ill ...
..69)
...113 ...
.. 740
...117 ...
...710
...118 ...
...750
ile.
Selling.
...102 ...
... 660
.. H2 ...
. . 665
. . . 104 . . .
... 690
...104 ...
... 660
.107 . . .
.. 600
.107 ...
. . 650
.107 ...
..700
...110 ...
...645
..112 ...
. . . 655
WASHINGTON FORM.
Washington, D. C., November 26 —The form
of Monday’s Beunings fields is:
First Race— Marsian, Plantain, McCafferty
entry.
Second Race— Ben Lodi, Judge Magee, Sheik.
Third Race— Decapod, Trillion, Buckeye.
Fourth Rcae- Death, Belvonia, St. Samuel.
Fifth Race— Dr. Parker, Meehanus, Leando.
Sixth Race— Walkenshaw, Tappan, Deceptive.
WASHINGTON ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear ; track slow.
First Race— 1 Mile and 100 Yards.
3-year-olds aud upward. Selling.
Ind, Horses.
Age.
Wgt.
Hdcp.
9693 Dan Rice
.... 3...
.106 .,
685
(9780) Blueaway
.... 3...
.106 ..
680
9232 Harry Crawford
.... 3...
.100 ..
645
97803Charagrace
.... 3...
.100 ..
665
97762CampMnia
.... 5...
..94 .,
670
9778 Bouadpa
.... 3...
. 94 ..
98123Marsian .
.99 ..
700
9743 Squan
4...
..99 ..
650
9787 Wordsworth
4...
.. 99 ..
. ... 672
9812 Endeavor
4...
. . 99 . ,
642
97872 Beau Ideal
5...
.105 .,
662
9787 Taranto
.... 4 ...
.105 ..
6*5
9808 Talisman
.... 4...
. 105
.... 625
9435 L B
.... 4...
.102 ..
630
9738* The Winner
.... 5...
.102 ..
... 660
98102Trillo
.101 .,
.... 675
9738 < harley Rose
3...
.. 97 ..
625
(9776) *Pe t
5...
..Ill ..
690
9780 Plantain
.... 3...
..86 ..
695
9787 Nigger Baby
3...
..103 ..
640
97782Fleet.ing Gold
3...
. 91 ..
652
*J. J. McCafferty entry.
Second Race— 6 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Selling.
9809 Susie M .
i 9739 Le«-n d’Or.
5451 Bondman.
9809 Avoca
9739 Dr Vh ughan
i Sensina.
Steeplechase.
97892Decapod 8
9789 Trilliou
9670 Oxnard 97 680
9829 Sister Alice 98 635
(98'8)Aunt Maggie 99
9822‘ 2 Musk ad ine 99
9799 2 Clay Poynter 99
9799 Forbush 100
9799 George Lee 101
5867 Charlotte M 101
(9601)Colonel Frank Waters 102
9635 Barataria 103
(9799) Deyo 103
97993 Joe Shelby 1W
Second Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses, color, sex & pedigree Wt. Hdcp
9830 Fintan 96
(9722)Mouzeltoff 96
(9535)Cousin Lettie 96
98193 Pell Mell IL 98
9531 Blenheim 99
9830 2 Sam Lazarns Esq 101
9 98 Sir Casimir 103
9830 Our Nellie 104 wd
McCoy, ch. c, by Macduff—
Rhody Gale 104
(9465) Andes 105 725
Third Race-3-4 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
9741 St. Samuel.
9741 Du<*h ss Annette.
2-year-olds.
9811 Leando.
9777 Tip Gallant
9777 Tophet
96143Fiances Broker .
97773 ly ran.
9811 Ree Mitchell
9811 Lady Dora 103
Sixth Race— 6-8 Mile.
All Ages. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Age.
Wgt.
Hdcp.
9739
Deceptive
.... 2..
..100
9821 Necedah
.... 6...
. 93 .
.... 670
9613
Rhodymeuia
.... 2..
.100
9642*Terramie
.... 4...
. 95 .
.... 680
9739
Dr. Vaughan
. .. 2..
.100
9822 Nannie L’s Sister...
... . 4...
. 95 .
.... 680
9788
Marylander
.... 2..
..100
9463 Virgie Dixon
.... 5...
. 98 .
.... 685
9707
Fair Rebel
.... 4 .
. 107
8993 Friskal
.... 4...
. 98 .
9727
Dogtown
... . 3..
.107
9624 Minnie Clyde
... 5...
98 .
9612
Teller
.... 3..
.104
8351 Sister Adele
.... 4...
. 98 .
.... 650
7666
Princess India
.... 3..
..104
6447 Heunca
.... 4...
. 98 .
9808
Queen of Beauty
.... 3..
..104
9791 Sagacity 3 104
98082 Fetiche 4 iru
9537 Red Gidd 3....104
9741 Tankard 3.!!. 104
9810 Eastertide 4 no
9122 King Menelek 4
9808 Atby 4
9731 Tappan 4 ...112
9808 Little Land 4 . q9
9727 Gitty 4 119
51 4 Edna May 6 "
98103 Wa kenshaw 4
9612 Sfacbeiberg 4
9808 Ma-ter James 5 115
8718 Asthore i 2 "'
9435 Bastion 4
974! Philae * ’ ’ ’ 3
t — 104 ..
....675
L...104 ..
.64*
1 — 104 ..
.... 642
626
r .... 1 1 0 ..
.... 670
...110 ..
.... 625
...112 ..
.. 69#
....112 ..
..686
640
f»2i
...115 ..
St
....115 ..
...
...100 ..
.625
66#
.... 62.
.... 97 . .
... 662
LLXINGTON FORM.
Lexington, Kt., November 26.— The form of
Monday’s Lexington fields is:
First Race— Early Bird, Padrone, Countess
Irma.
Second Race- Rafaello, Eastabrooks, Clar-
ence B.
Third Race- Madrileue, Kittie B., Cains.
Fourth Race — The Chemist, Agitator, Hamp-
den.
Fifth Race— Rollins, Covington Ky., Liew
Anna.
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track heavy.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Age Wgt. Hdcp.
9817 Philip Byrnes 3 97 340
9763 Josie Leeds 3 97
9773 Countess Irma 5 97 . . . . tkl*
9763 Frank Griffith 4 07
9796 Sirenia 5 '97 £0
9772 Lncy B 4 "97
9813 *kink 3. ...100 . 664
9813 Padrone 3 ... 100 .. 67#
9772 Fanfaronade 3 ioq *>1
Second Race — 1 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
9815 Cynthia D 85 65#
97643 Reflect 85 . 6.y>
97923FriesInnd 88 .!’.!.65i
9762 Etta Stevens 95 ...... 64#
9814 Clarence B 98 ! 66»
9774 Rafaello 98 ... . 67»
98142 Asman 100 . 445
97742 Holland 103 .....t&l
97622Eastabrooks 103 ...... vm
9762 Shinfane 103 #*>#
Third Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
98163 Possum 3 ... 98
9522 Cains 4
.... 91
.642
....91
.645
. 650
....91
. 675
.... 86
. 652
.... 86
. 640
....100
. 685
. ... 100
. 690
.... 94
. 630
.... 94 ....
.700
.... 94 ....
. 625
.... 94 ....
. 660
.... 94 ....
. 625
.... 94 ....
. . 662
...108 ....
. 625
.... 95 ....
. 672
....93 ....
. 670
....104 ....
. 635
....104 ....
. 665
....104 ....
. 632
....102 ....
. 655 1
... 99 ....
.680
Miles.
Handicap.
L...159 ....
.675
r 159 ....
. 670
>....140 ....
.660
>....136 ....
>....135 ....
..650
Mile.
Jlowances.
....107 ....
.660
....107 ....
. 670
...107 ....
. 695
...107 ....
.690
... 107 ....
.700
....107 ....
. 680
... 107 ....
. 675
...107 ....
..660
Kile.
ng.
.... 95 ....
.690
...95 ....
.680
....100 ....
.655
...100 ....
. 675
....100 ....
. 640
....97 ....
. 650
.... 97 ....
. 645
.... 97 ....
... 110 ....
. 700
....102 ....
.625
...102 ....
. .66>J
.695
....99 ....
.670
(9746) Madrileue
4..
.104 . . . .
97952 Kittie B
Fourth Race— 3-
■4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward.
Allowances,
9796 Fair Deceiver
3..
. . 97 . . . .
9773 Direct
4
97
9793 3 Spinnaker
3..
..97 ....
98l32Allie Belle
3 .
..97 ....
9813 Necklace
. 4..
..97 ....
9772 Fau nett e
9813 Scottie D
3..
. . 97 . . . .
97722Agit,ator
6 .
..100 ....
98162Hampden
. 3..
..100 ....
9796 The Chemist
4 .
.100 . . . .
9747 Teucer
. 3..
. . 100 . . . .
Heats.
•■8H\
TO#
495»
704
Fifth Race — 7 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
9793 Lena Meyers
... 3..
..106 ..
....65#
9793 Mh Angeline
... 3..
. . 106 . .
... m
9667 Almante
... 3..
.106 ..
... 64i
9365 Covington Ky
... 4..
.111 ..
... 670
9746 Liew Anna
... 4..
..Ill ..
66*
9645 Trimuda
... 4..
..Ill ..
.... 64#
9775 Dad Steele
... 3..
..121 ..
....66#
9795 Star of Bethlehem ...
... 3 .
.121 .
. .65*
9817 Rollins
... 4 .
..126 ..
... 671
48 WINNING HORSES,
.665
.685
658
658
655
652
672
.625
650
.648
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NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART.
NJfiW OKLEANb, 1>A., Movember 26. — Third day. Crescent City Jockey Club. Winter
Meeting. Weather clear; track heavy.
Presidin g Judge, R. W. Simmons. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald.
R acing starts at 2:30 p. m.
FIRSTltACE— 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
^^Ind Horses A Wt_St^
JUDGE STEADM N6 107 4 4*
911'l^ELK IN 4 100 5
9797 ED OVERLOOK 4 101* 2
9714 SISTER ALICE 3 91 1
9678 J. P. S. 4 100 3
5
32
13
2h
5 11
4 h 3*
3* 5
11 21
2io
StrFiu
~12
Jockey 8
Owners
O H L C
R E Maddox 3-5 7-103-5 7-10
J H Smith 3 5 3 5
P T Weir 15 20 15 20
W Meehan 5 5 4 44
W M Montgomery24 5 2* 5
15 Lines
2 «k 210 Southard
41 3 n k Franklin
3* 412 Dugan
5 5 Troxler
Time, 261, 541, 1 :231, 1 :51i.
Winner— Br. g, by Heretog— Leila B.
Post 14 minutes. Start good Won easily ; second more easily.^ Judge Steadman outclassed
his company. He came away without effort when called on. Sister Alice and J. P. S. were
settled after going five furlongs. The former wants a fast track.
Scratched— Lady Callahan, 100; Debride, 107; Leo Lake, 107; Timemaker, 110; Basquil, 110.
Overweights— Ed Overlook. 14 pounds.
Elkin, place, 8 to 5; show, 2 to 5. Ed Overlook, show, 8 to 5.
9830
SECOND RACK— 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind Horses
A Wt St hi % %, StrFin Jockeys
Owners
O H L <
(9798) HITTICK 106 7
(9634)SAM LAZARUS ESQ.101 1
(9596) CHANCERY 101 4
97982 OU R NELLIE 102 5
(9577) PAT GARRETT 103 2
9798 SHELL LAKE 984 8
97983 FINTAN 98 6
COXCOMB 99 3
62 22 22 1*k Combs G C Bennett 2 24 2 11-5
12 11 114 26 Lines F M Arthur 10 20 10 20
5 «k 31 32 31 T Burns J C Cahn 2 24 2 11-5
34 42 43 41 Frost T J McHale 4 6 4 6
7 63 510 515 Southard J H Smith 3 4 3 3
8 8 6 n* 61 Holden P J Kelly 50 100 50 75
4« 7 8 7 Dugan W H Snarley 15 25 15 25
22 5» 7 8 Thompson George J Long 20 50 20 50
Time, 254, 514, 1:054, 1:19.
Winner— B c, by Julien— Billetta.
Post 10 minutes. Start straggling. W'on driving to the limit. Sam Lazarus Esq. was off
running and would have won had not Lines drawn his whip at the last sixteenth post Lazarus
swerved into the heavy going as his bead fell. Pat Garrett can do better. Shell Lake was as
good as left. Coxcomb ran his race at the post.
Scratched — Weller, 104.
Overweights — Coxcomb, 1 pound; Shell Lake, 4.
Hittick, place, 4 to 5. Sam Lazarus, Esq , place, 6 to 1; show, 24 to 1.
9831
THIRD RACE— 7-8 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-oids. Selling.
Ind Horses
Owners
O H L C
9820 2 water crest
9496 RANDAZZO
9820 BRANCH
9797* HER FAVOR
9648 a R R SACK
9679 ANNIE TAYLOR
9820 FLOP
9560 SURMOUNT
4272 BRENNAN
A Wt St ^ Vi % Str Fin Jockeys
1001 1 51 1« 12 12 14 Mason D A Boyle 2 24 2 2~
94 5 44 4« 2 « 3* 24 Frost H Burch 3 34 3 34
92 7 8 6« 32 2« 3io McCann C E Mahone 12 15 12 15
101 2 2 h 54 42 41 4« Lines E F Jennings 3 4 3 4
95 9 6»* 7 63 52 5** Southard W C Hutchinson 10 20 10 20
92 3 7 8 8 8 6* Vitatoe W E Fielding 8 25 8 20
91 8 314 31 5™ 6 n * 7 Dugan F A Pope 8 12 8 10
964 6 9 9 9 9 8 T Burns W O Fessenden 4 7 4 6
93 4 14 2“ 7 7 9 Sheppard W T Woodard Jr 60 60 30 30
Time, 27,534, 1:214, 1:34*.
Winner— Br. c, by Water Level— Miss House.
Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving hard. Water Crest went to the
froDt when ready and won as he pleased. The next two fonght it out to the eod. Branch closed
a big gap but tired at the end. R. B. Sack was eased up at the first sixteenth. Taylor was given
an easy race.
Scratched— John Sack, 91; Cbiquita II.. 91; School Girl, 91; Moroni, 94.
Overweights— Water Crest., 24 pounds; Branch, 1; Her Favor, 2; Annie Taylor, 1; Surmount,
4 ; Brennan. 2.
Water Crest, place, 4 to 5. Randazzo. place, 6 to 5. Branch, show, 24 to 1,
•J w \ FOURTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. Purse$250. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap.
f > JL
nd Horses
A Wt St \ V\ StrFin Jockeys Owners
O H L C
(9801) DAVID
98003 M AC Y
9801 HENRY LAUNT
9800 LAUREATE
• 6 115 1 2* 2G 2U 22 Ink Frost Benson, Watts&Co3 34 24 24
4 120 4 14 14 114 12 26 T Burns J W Schorr & Sonl 6-5 4-5 1
4 97 2 4 4 4 4 3 3 Crowhurst E Fitzgerald 10 12 10 10
6 106 8 3G 32 3** 31 4 Combs G C Bennett 3 4 3 3
Time, 271, 534, 1:204, 1:331.
Winner— Ch. g, by Wawekus— Treasure Trove.
Off at first break to a g«>od start. Won driving. David closed on Macy and the pair fought
it out all the last furlong David was going away at the end. Burns made too much use of Macy,
who had very little left when the pinch came. Laureate was Dulled up in the final sixteenth.
Scratched — Dr. Sheppard, 109; What Next, 113.
David, place, 1 to 2.
9833
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $250, 4-year-oids and upward. Selling.
Ind Horses
A Wt St V 4 V% % StrFin Jockeys
Owners
O H L C
(4435)LIT ILE BILLY 6 103 1 3n« 2G 2« 1« D Lines H T Batchelor 5 8 5 8~
9714 GARNET RIPPLE 4 107 7 D D4 13 31 24 Southard W Walker 5 5 4 4
9822 THE PLANTER 4 103 5 71 6* 612 43 31 Frost J Carroll 20 20 10 15
9626 VISCOUNT 4 110 2 43 44 34 2" 4* Combs E S Gardner&Son 1 6-5 1 1
9595 DUNCAN BELL 4 103 8 63 56 4* 56 56 T Green C H Williams 12 20 12 20
9645 KALITAN 4 103 4 24 3«* 5»* 615 68 Crowhurst G H Brown 10 30 10 20
9799 BIG FELLOW 5 103 6 8 8 7 7 7 Dugan C McClaren 4 8 4 7
94812 NOVER 5 1074 3 54 7 8 8 8 W Taylor J Hogan 8 15 8 12
Time, 274, 531, 1:22, 1:50.
Winner— Br. g, by Saracen— Bijou.
Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Little Billy drew away in the
last sixteenth and had a lot to spare. Garnet Ripple tired at the end. Viscount quit in the
stretch as if short. The Planter was cut off and carried wide on the first turn. He lost ground
and clo8» d a big gap from the half.
Overweights — Nover, 24 pounds.
Little Billy, place, 8 10 5; show, 3 to 5. Garnet Rippie, place, 6 to 5; show 1 to 2. The
Planter, show, 2 to 1.
INGLESIDE FORM CHART.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., November 26.— Twelfth day. Pacific Coast Jockey Club. Winter
Meeting. Weather clear ; track good.
Presiding Judge, Edwin F. Smith. Starter, J. F. Caldwell.
Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. The recall flag is not used.
9834
FIRST RACE— 6-8 Mile. Purse $40i). 2-year-olda. Selling.
Ind Horses
A Wt St h
Vt
StrFin
Jockeys
Owners
O
H
L
C
98022 LIME WATER
112
2
31
32
14
In
Piggott
L G Smith
2
2
8-5 9-5
97652SAM MC KEEVER
106
5
52
5*
24
22
Powell
T G Ferguson
3
10
3
10
(9*165) RIO ( H1CO
105
3
24
22
3*
34
BpauchampW B Sink Jr
5
8
5
8
9781 ALMONER
no
4
41
43
41
42
Thorpe
H C Cassidy
2
3
2
3
9765 STAMINA
106
6
61
61
51
52
J Reiff
Duke & Wishard 30
30
20
20
(9769) JERK Y HUNT
106
1
14
li
6
63
E Jones
B Schreiber
10
15
10
12
9765*01 ORONA
103
8
8
8
8
73
Frawley
Roland & Boley
30
30
20
?0
9753* ANCHORED
106
9
9
9
9
86
H Martin
Perry Hildreth
6
8
6
7
9302 SANTA FLORA
95
7
7 7 7 9 Weber
Time, 25, 494, 1:02.
C Lind
80
80
60
60
Winner— B. c, by Quicklime— Bracelet.
.Start straggling. Won driving. It was a hard struggle between Lime Water and Sam Me-
from the head or the stretch to the wire, Lime Water proving the best stayer. McKeever
-jJaa honest colt. Rio Chico ran to his mark. Almoner was hampered and unlucky. Jerry
Hunt stopped badly in the stretch after a flash of early speed. Ocorona was out of it at tbesiart.
The others are common.
Lime Water, place, 4 to 5. Sam McKeever, place, 4 to 1 ; show, 3 to 2. Rio Chico, show, 8 to 5.
9835
SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind Horses
A Wt St H Vi $L StrFin Jockeys Owners
O H L C
*1727 G B MORRIS 6 102 3 34 3*“ 3“ 14 11 H Martin Ed Corrigan 3 5 3 5
97703 LODE STAR 4 109 1 4 4 4 2* 215 Thorpe A J Stemler 1-3 1-3 1-4 1-4
9704 ANABASIS 4 105 2 21 21 22 36 36 E Jones W & C T Boots 12 12 10 12
9786 JACK 0’LANTERN4 109 4 D 14 1" 4 4 Bullman R McGibben 25 25 20 20
♦First series. Time, 25, 504, 1 :03, 1 :164, 1 :43.
Winner— B. h, by Longfellow— Queen Beluga.
Start good. Won handily. G. B. Morris was best and came out fresh and good after his loug
retirement. Lode Star ran an honest race, but could not concede the weight. The other t wo be-
long in lower company.
Corrected weights— Jack O’Lantern, 109.
G. B. Morris, place, 4 to 5.
983H THIRD RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. Parse $400. All Ages. Selling.
iDd
Horses
A Wt St \ Vi %
9630 CROMWELL 6 104 2 V l‘~ 1*
(9544) W OF FORTUNE 6 102 3 34 24 21
8141 ADAM ANDREW 4 102 1 2« 44 41
9805 OUR JOHNNY 4 107 4 41 32 33
9783 DOREMUS 2 67 5 5 5 5
StrFin Jockeys
210 ”12 Bullman
1" 215 H Martin
34 3 n Powell
48 410 Thorpe
“ 5 J Reiff
Owne rs _ O H L C
Cambridge Stable 2 2 2 2
J Harvey 1 1 4-5 9-10
H L Jones & Co 200 200 100 150
J Carroll & Co 6 12 6 10
Duke&Wishard 5 6 5 6
'I im«, 25, 504, 1 :03, 1 :16, I :424, I :48
Winner— Ch. h, by St. Blaise— Fiavina
Start fair. Won ridden out. Cromwell was the best horse. He stood off Wheel of Fortune’s
challenge in the stretch without much trouble. Wheel of Fortune ran her race aod is iu good
form Adam Andrew ran an honest race but belongs elsewhere. Our Johnny was short. Dore-
mus ran badly and seem« to be of little account.
Cromwell, place, 1 to 2. Adam A ndrew, show, 10 to 1.
^ ^"7 FOURTH RACK— 7-8 Mile>. 2-vear-oids. Allowances.
♦ / OO I The Supnyside Stakes. Value $1,200.
Ind
Horses
(9629) FIRST TENOR
97812 LOS MEDAN OS
(9802) VENTORO
A Wt 8t Va Vi S trFiu J ockeys Owners O H L C
Burns&Waterh’se 1 1 4-5 4-5
113 3 3 3 3 21 li Thorpe
113 2 24 21 21 3 21 Piggott SautaAnitaSta ble4 5 4
110 1 11 11 lH 3 E Jones H Byrnes & Co 8-5 9-5 8-5 9-5
„ T . Time, 244, 494, 1 :024, 1 :154, 1 :284.
Winner — B. c, by Falsetto — Pearl Thorn.
Start good. Won handily. Fi st Tenor proved himself the best stayer. He is a grand
looker, but whether he is .better than Ventoro is open to question. Veutoro fell lame rounding
mto the stretch. The accident gave Los Medanos second money. Still the latter is a colt that
will bear watching iu any company.
Scratched— Gaimtlet, 113; Lime Water, 113; Ailyar, 118; Olinthus, 123.
Los Medanos, place. 7 to 10.
9838 FIFTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. Parse $400, 3-year-old6 and upward. Selling.
[nd Horses
A Wt 8t H % M StrFin Jockeys
Owners
90633 PAUL GRIGGS 4 107 4 3 H 3« 34 33 li H Martin P Dunne
O H L C
UOODLE5 112 3 41 2» 2*1 2« 25 Bullman Cambridge Stablel 8-5 1 8-5
UA BRILLO 6 lli 5 51 5 2 56 42 3 N H Shields W Weaver 5 10 5 10
9*08“ NOVIA 3 104 1 li 14 1 NK li 4® E Jones C S Cunningham 15 15 8 8
54452MAJOR HOOKER 3 106 2 2« 4« 4“ 5* 5 8 Ellis Ed Corrigan 61) 60 50 50
9824 BALIVERSO 3 104 6 6 6 6 6 6 Powell W Landsberg 80 80 50 60
„ r „ Time, 25, 504, 1 :03, 1 :164, 1 :284.
Winner— Gr. c. bv Order— Lacy Lisle.
Start good. Won easily Paul Griggs outclassed his field and seems to have regained his
, Ue W « D without an effort. Yankee Doodle as easily beat the others and is at his be«t
( abrillo made up a lot of ground in the last quarter and seems to ba improving. Novia ran an
honest race but prefers a shorten j >urney.
Scratched — Kamsiu, lit; PriDce Tyrant, 107.
Overweights— Major Ho->ker. 2 pounds
Paul Griggs, place, 1 to 2. Yankee Doodle, place, 2 to 5. Cabrillo, show, evens.
9839 SIXTH RACE- 4 1-3 Furlongs. Purse $400. 2-year-old8. Maidens. Selling.
Tnd
Horses
97693FAVKRSHAM 108
9769 SILVER BEAUX 105
9781 DON’T TELL 95
9750 R A Cl VAN 95
9749 MY DEAR 95
9683 CHEATED 98
9769 ABANO 95
A Wt 8t Vx %. StrFin Jockey b
Owners
44
5h
14
34
2«
61
7
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Bullman W E Applegate Jr5 6 5 6
Norton W D Randall 8-5 8-5 7-5 7
McNichols L H Ezell
J Ward
J Woods
Powell
Houck
B Schreiber
W & C T Boots
J Wingfield
H L Jones & Co
„ T . Time, 12, 244, 494, 554.
Winner— Blk. c, by Duncombe— Victress.
o-i straggling Won easily. Faversham was well handled and had all the luck of the race.
Oliver Beaux was the best horse and would have w.»u with a capable rider up. Don t Tell is on
the improving list. My Dear will do better on a harder track The others are inferior. Racivan
though, appeared to have a chance at the head ot the stretch aud may have been short
Fave rs ham, place , 2 to 1; show, evens. Silver Beaux , place, 3 to 5. Don’t Tell, show, evens.
THOROUGHBRED SALE
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NOVEMBER 28 TO DECEMBER 3
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY YEARLINGS
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WINNERS
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